Hello
Attached are a few pics I took this last weekend.
The first was taken from the art museum steps.
The following 3 are from the Spring garden street bridge.
These are SW of center city.
Please offer any suggestions for improvement.
Downloads are much better
Thanks
Jim
Doddy
Loc: Barnard Castle-England
Excellent set, I wouldn't know how to improve them!
The only suggestion I can make is to get rid of that white rod in all of them. To me, it is distracting.
ricardo7
Loc: Washington, DC - Santiago, Chile
Buildings are leaning to the right in the last picture.
Hal81
Loc: Bucks County, Pa.
ricardo7 wrote:
Buildings are leaning to the right in the last picture.
Much better than leaning to thr left.
Thanks,
The white rod is a major part of the building. It does have some structure that can be seen with the eye but washes out with the long exposure.
I'm just now getting ready for the morning shoot at sunrise and noticed my circular polarizer is on the lens.
I must have forgotten to remove it after the day prior shoot.
The pics above were taken with it on.
Wonder what change it made if any.
Hamltnblue wrote:
Hello
Attached are a few pics I took this last weekend.
The first was taken from the art museum steps.
The following 3 are from the Spring garden street bridge.
These are SW of center city.
Please offer any suggestions for improvement.
Downloads are much better
Thanks
Jim
All are nice...I like the first one best because of the composition.
The white rod is the lights on the new Comcast tower.
Hal81 wrote:
Much better than leaning to thr left.
LOL!! And I see you even have the same spelling affliction:)
Hamltnblue wrote:
Hello
Attached are a few pics I took this last weekend.
The first was taken from the art museum steps.
The following 3 are from the Spring garden street bridge.
These are SW of center city.
Please offer any suggestions for improvement.
Downloads are much better
Thanks
Jim
I like 2 and 3 most due to the reflections.
Hi,
The white rod you object to is Phila's newest tall building; Comcast Center 2, a building by international famous architecture firm Sir Norman Foster [London based office]. I am not a huge fan of that building and also wonder about the white "stick" which makes it the tallest building between NYC and DC.
You can fake reality by removing it in photos, but it is here to stay.
Larry
cjc2
Loc: Hellertown PA
Kooks to me like a bit os straightening in needed in all of them. Very easy to do in Lr. Best of luck.
Very good set, Jim, only thing, they need to be leveled.
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